How to write a Product Hunt comment during the launch day?

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First things first:

Don't write the comment during the launch day, but before (prepare everything in advance) 😀

Jokes aside.

⚠️ Anytime I see the launch without the first comment, it feels a little bit sloppy, and the product is not that trustworthy for me (this is just my perception).

Why is the first comment important?

It helps me to become more familiar with the product.
May contain information that does not fit in the PH launch layout.

What should the first PH launch comment be/what should it contain?

✅ A properly filled out profile of the commenter (more trust)

✅ The reason why the idea came about.

✅ An outline of the problem.

✅ What the tool can do / Benefits

✅ Or some kind of promotion

✅ A conclusion (it could be thanking someone, tagging them)

→ Try to break it down (for example, use bullet points for greater clarity)

→ Try to keep it short (people may not read a comment that is too long)

→ Make sure you follow the PH Guidelines and rules

Do you have any tips of your own, or did I miss something?

Write them in the comments.

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